First a little background:I purchased a property in Sacramento at the end of August which needed a bunch of small fixes. My home owners insurance company did an inspection while we were still doing renovations. The ...
Hello again bigger pockets community! I’d like to start by saying I am grateful for all of you’re responses. This process is driving me crazy in a good way and I know that when I am stuck I can always come to these fo...
How do you plan ahead for very costly maintenance issues with your property? For example a roof that needs to be redone for $10,000..
Trying to purchase 2B/2B apartment ($45,000 with cash) and the area rent-to-price ratio is favorable.It can generate $300 cash flow per month after calculating all expenses( HOA: $170 per month, vacancy 8%, management...
We just had an inspection done on a 2-family rental property. The report says it needs roof replaced immediately. The roof replacement costs $15k. Should we ask the seller to lower the purchase price by $15k, or pay $...
Hi all,I purchased a property to flip as an LLC in Pennsylvania. After I sell it, what kind of liability do i have? I will be completely truthful on the seller dislcosure. Im just thinking through the worst case scena...
Hi everyone,I had a quick question. How much should I save for Capex and repairs. I know a lot of people do 5% but that’s 5% can be very different depending on where the property is. Is there just a number people use ...
Hello all. Looking for a roofing contractor that covers the North/Northwest of Chicago. I have a small project to cover up holes or replace clay shingles and most likely replace a flat roof. Any PM recommendations ...
Hi everyone. I am trying to figure out a way to budget for this little roof add-on piece and I keep describing it as an "architectural pitch" on the roof and no one knows what I mean. I found a pic online below... Is ...
After doing mostly fix/flips, foreclosures, tax liens, I'm looking to buy my first buy and hold rental. I've been running the numbers and typically use 5% for Cap Ex, Vacancy, and repairs, which I think are the numbe...